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Xxxxxx Xxxx Collection Facility and General Operations. During the month of August, a total of 1,590 fish were captured at the Xxxxxx Dam Adult Fish Collection Facility. The majority of these fish were summer steelhead (1,362 – 86%). A total of 2,097 spring Chinook have been captured at the Xxxxxx Trap through August 2018. The first early- run Coho arrived at the Xxxxxx Trap on August 21, 2018. By the end of the month, 136 coho had been captured. The Xxxxxx Dam Fish Collection Facility was taken out of operation on August 2, 2018 for annual maintenance. It was returned to service on August 8, 2018. Other than during this outage, the facility ran continuously during the month. River flow below Xxxxxx Dam remained near the minimum flow requirement of 1,200 cfs throughout the month. Discharge, cubic feet per second Upstream Transport Nine Blank Wire Tag (BWT) winter steelhead were transported upstream above Swift Dam in December 2017. Two additional fish were transported earlier in the fall for a total of 11 BWT steelhead collected and transported in fall/winter 2017. An additional 1,216 BWT winter steelhead were transported upstream for a total of 1,227 fish transported as part of the 2018 run year. No winter steelhead have been capture since June 11, 2018. Run Year Male Female Total adult winter steelhead taken upstream of Swift Dam 2012 141 48 189 2013 440 301 741 2014 452 581 1,033 2015 746 477 1,223 2016 000 000 000 2017 331 261 592 2018 682 535 1,227 A total of 695 adult spring Chinook have been transported upstream as part of the 2018 run. Of these fish, 324 were transported from the Xxxxxx Dam Fish Collection Facility with an additional 371 fish being transported from the Xxxxx River Hatchery. Transported upstream were 175 females, 488 Males, and 32 jacks. By the end of June, all surplus adult spring Chinook previously being held at Xxxxx River Hatchery have been distribution into the upper basin or used as brood stock. By the end of August, 145 adult early-run coho (93 male/52 female) had been transported upstream along with 41 wild jacks (< 20 inches). During the month of August, three coho that were PIT tagged in the upper basin had been detected as returning adults at the Xxxxxx Adult Collection Facility. All three coho were jacks and had passed through the system as smolts earlier this year.

Xxxxxx Xxxx Collection Facility and General Operations. (Attachment B) During the month of AugustOctober, a total of 1,590 2,638 fish were captured at the Xxxxxx Dam Adult Fish Collection Facility. The vast majority of these fish were summer steelhead adult coho (1,362 2,091 – 8679%). A total of 2,097 spring Chinook have been captured at the Xxxxxx Trap through August 2018. The first early- run Coho arrived at the Xxxxxx Trap on August 21, 2018. By the end of the month, 136 coho had been captured. The Xxxxxx Dam Fish Collection Facility was taken out of operation on August 2, 2018 for annual maintenance. It was returned to service on August 8, 2018. Other than during this outage, the facility adult fish trap ran continuously during through the monthmonth of October. River flow varied below Xxxxxx Dam remained near the minimum flow requirement of 1,200 ranging between 1,290 and 16,300 cfs throughout the month. Discharge, cubic feet per second Upstream Transport Nine (Attachment B) One Blank Wire Tag (BWT) winter steelhead were was transported upstream above Swift Dam in December October 2017. Two additional fish were transported earlier in This was the fall for a total of 11 first BWT steelhead collected this fall and transported in fall/winter 2017. An additional 1,216 BWT winter steelhead were transported upstream for will be consider a total of 1,227 fish transported as part of the 2018 run year. No Typically, late run winter steelhead have been capture since June 11, 2018in the North Fork Xxxxx River begin arriving at the trap in January and continue through early-May. Run Year Male Female Total adult winter steelhead taken upstream of Swift Dam 2012 141 48 189 2013 440 301 741 2014 452 581 1,033 2015 746 477 1,223 2016 000 000 000 2017 331 261 592 2018 682 535 1,227 A total of 695 adult spring Chinook have been 599 BWT winter steelhead were transported upstream as part of the 2018 run2017 run year earlier this spring. Of these fishPacifiCorp began transporting adult spring Chinook to the upper basin on May 18, 324 were transported from 2017, with the Xxxxxx Dam Fish Collection Facility with an additional 371 last fish being transported from in early-August. A total of 1,110 adults were transported and released at head of Swift Reservoir during the Xxxxx River Hatchery2017 run year. Transported upstream These were 175 femalesthe first spring Chinook adults to be released in the upper basin since 2013, 488 Maleswhen about 600 adults were released above Swift Reservoir. PacifiCorp began transporting early coho salmon to the upper basin on August 25, and 32 jacks2017. By the end of Junethe October, all surplus adult spring Chinook previously being held a total of 4,199 fish had been transported and released at Xxxxx River Hatchery the head of Swift Reservoir. More than 50% of these fish (n=2,116) have been distribution into NORs. 2017 Coho Salmon (thru October 2017) Stock Origin Male Female Jacks Total Early (S-type) Natural 856 1,102 16 1,974 Early (S-type) Hatchery 714 723 16 1,453 Late (N-type) Natural 59 69 14 142 Late (N-type) Hatchery 313 316 1 630 TOTAL 1,942 2,210 47 4,199 Swift Floating Surface Collector (Attachment B) The Swift Reservoir FSC was returned to full 24-hour service October 20, 2017. This followed on and off again service beginning the upper basin or used as brood stockweek October 16th during testing and reprograming of the facilities Sorting Area Flow (SAF) Pumps. By The SAF pumps were reprogramed to help reduce pump noise and improve underwater ambient sound in the vicinity of the facility. The FSC was temporally shut down October 22, 2017 due to heavy debris loading. In total, nearly 4,000 fish were collected by the end of August, 145 adult early-run coho (93 male/52 female) had been transported upstream along with 41 wild jacks (< 20 inches). During October; more than five times as many fish ever collected during the month of AugustOctober. The majority of these fish were juvenile coho (n = 2,654) and spring Chinook (n = 1,106). Debris is always present. Two booms are in place. PacifiCorp has a contractor assisting with ideas to modify the NTS net structure to address debris. A big challenge is recreation boats going through while keeping debris back. The modified acoustic telemetry data should be done December 2017. In Lieu Fund – Status Xxxxx communicated to the ACC that USFWS is working with PacifiCorp to go back out to conduct an additional red survey. The USFWS pointed out that Cougar Creek length was over estimated. MB&G, three coho consultant for PacifiCorp, will rerun the model and stocks into Yale. A technical memorandum will be emailed to the ACC that were PIT tagged amends the EDT model. The memorandum will also be added to the Xxxxx River website. Xxxxxxxx Xxx (NMFS) informed the ACC attendees that NMFS’ higher-ups will initiate the communication with the Tribes (government to government). February 23, 2018 is the current FERC deadline for the Services to render a decision. Xxx Xxxxxxxxxx (Fish First) expressed that on behalf of Fish First he will submit comments to the Services within the next couple of weeks. Xxxxxxxxxx further stated that Xxxx First opposes reintroduction into Xxxxxx & Yale. Fish First wants significant funds spent on a basin-wide nutrient enhancement program. Other Change in ACC representative - Xxxx Xxxxxxxxx (USFWS) informed the upper basin had been detected ACC via email November 8, 2017 that that effective immediately he is no longer the designated USFWS primary point of contact for Xxxxx River FERC license implementation. He accepted an opportunity with the NMFS in Lacey, WA and his last day with the USFWS is November 9, 2017. Xxx Xxxxxxxx (USFWS) will be acting as returning adults at the Xxxxxx Adult Collection Facility. All three coho were jacks and had passed through the system as smolts earlier this yearinterim USFWS primary point of contact for all things Xxxxx River until a permanent primary point of contact is designated.

Xxxxxx Xxxx Collection Facility and General Operations. (Attachment A) During the month of AugustSeptember, a total of 1,590 2,927 fish were captured at the Xxxxxx Dam Adult Fish Collection Facility. The vast majority of these fish were summer steelhead early-coho (1,362 2,377 – 8681%). A total of 2,097 spring Chinook have been captured at the Xxxxxx Trap through August 2018. The first early- run Coho arrived at the Xxxxxx Trap on August 21, 2018. By the end of the month, 136 coho had been captured. The Xxxxxx Dam Fish Collection Facility was taken out of operation on August 2, 2018 for annual maintenance. It was returned to service on August 8, 2018. Other than during this outage, the facility adult fish trap ran continuously during through the monthmonth of September except from the 10th through the 15th due to unexpected repairs to the fish xxxxxx cabling system. River flow remained consistent below Xxxxxx Dam remained near the minimum flow requirement of 1,200 ranging from between 2,490 and 3,030 cfs throughout the month. Discharge, cubic feet per second Upstream Transport Nine (Attachment A) No Blank Wire Tag (BWT) winter steelhead were transported upstream above Swift Dam in December September 2017. Two additional fish were transported earlier in the fall for ; a total of 11 BWT steelhead collected and transported in fall/winter 2017. An additional 1,216 599 BWT winter steelhead were transported upstream for a total of 1,227 fish transported as part of the 2018 2017 run year. No winter steelhead have been capture since June 11, 2018. Run Year 2017 Late-Winter Steelhead (BWTs) (thru September 2017) Male Female Total adult winter steelhead taken upstream of Swift Dam 2012 141 48 189 2013 440 301 741 2014 452 581 1,033 2015 746 477 1,223 2016 000 000 000 2017 331 261 592 2018 682 535 1,227 A total of 695 327 272 599 PacifiCorp began transporting adult spring Chinook have been transported upstream as part of to the 2018 run. Of these fishupper basin on May 18, 324 were transported from the Xxxxxx Dam Fish Collection Facility with an additional 371 fish being transported from the Xxxxx River Hatchery. Transported upstream were 175 females, 488 Males, and 32 jacks2017. By the end of Junethe September, all surplus adult spring a total of 1,103 fish had been transported and released at the head of Swift Reservoir. 2017 Spring Chinook previously being held at Xxxxx River Hatchery have been distribution into (thru August 2017) Male Female Jacks Total 370 430 310* 1,110 * Contain approximately 25% females < 24 inch (“Jills”). PacifiCorp began transporting early coho salmon to the upper basin or used as brood stockon August 25, 2017. By the end of Augustthe September, 145 adult early-run coho (93 male/52 female) a total of 1,640 fish had been transported upstream along with 41 wild jacks and released at the head of Swift Reservoir. More than 80% of these fish (< 20 inches)n=1,335) were NORs. During 2017 Coho Salmon (thru August 2017) Stock Male Female Jacks Total Early (S-type) 684 937 19 1,640 Late (N-type) 0 0 0 0 TOTAL 684 937 19 1,640 Swift Floating Surface Collector (Attachment A) The Swift Reservoir Floating Surface Collector (FSC) did not operate during the month of AugustSeptember. The vessel has been deballasted for summer maintenance and is scheduled to be returned to service by early-October. PacifiCorp is also taking steps to modify the pumps to run at a lower sound frequency that does not conflict with fish behavior thus improving collection efficiency. In addition, three coho that were PIT tagged in the upper basin had been detected as returning adults at the Xxxxxx Adult Collection Facilitydebris removal effort is ongoing to improve operation output. All three coho were jacks Agenda items for November 9, 2017  October 12, 2017 Meeting Notes  2013 Bull Trout Habitat Restoration Project ID Assessment Update  ACC/TCC Structure and had passed through the system as smolts earlier this year.Ground Rules; review & discuss revisions  Study/Work Product Update

Xxxxxx Xxxx Collection Facility and General Operations. During the month of AugustMay, a total of 1,590 810 fish were captured at the Xxxxxx Dam Adult Fish Collection Facility. The majority of these fish were summer steelhead (1,362 – 86%). A total of 2,097 adult spring Chinook have with a few late arriving winter steelhead. Six hundred eight (608) adult spring Chinook and 121 jacks had been captured at through the Xxxxxx Trap through August month of May. This number is down from last year (2018. The first early- run Coho arrived at the Xxxxxx Trap on August 21, 2018. By ) when over 1,700 adult spring Chinook had been collected by the end of the month, 136 coho had been capturedMay. The Xxxxxx Dam Fish Collection Facility Trap was taken out of operation turned off unexpectedly on August 2May 30, 2018 2019 for annual maintenance. It was returned a one day outage to service on August 8, 2018replace damaged xxxxxxx cables. Other than during this outageevent, the facility trap ran continuously during the remainder of the month. River flow below Xxxxxx Dam remained was maintained near the minimum flow requirement of 1,200 2,700 cfs throughout for the entire month. Discharge, cubic feet per second Upstream Transport Nine Eight (8) Blank Wire Tag (BWT) winter steelhead were captured by the end of December 2018 and were transported upstream above Swift Dam as part of the 2019 run year. An additional 38 adults were taken upstream in December 2017. Two additional fish were transported earlier January 2019 and another 30 in the fall February, 106 in March, 705 in April, and 110 in May for a total of 11 BWT steelhead collected and transported in fall/winter 2017. An additional 1,216 997 BWT winter steelhead were transported upstream for a total of 1,227 fish transported as part of the 2018 2019 run year. No Eleven (11) additional winter steelhead have been capture since June 11, 2018of natural origin (NOR) containing PIT tags from the upper basin were also transported upstream as part of the 2019 run year. Run Year Male Female Total adult winter steelhead taken upstream of Swift Dam 2012 141 48 189 2013 440 301 741 2014 452 581 1,033 2015 746 477 1,223 2016 000 000 000 2017 331 261 592 2018 682 535 1,227 A total of 695 adult 2019 525 483 1,008 Eighteen (18) NOR (7 female/4 male/7 jack) and an additional 29 hatchery origin jack (HOR) spring Chinook have been transported taken upstream as part through May 2019. Floating Surface Collector (FSC) The Swift FSC remained in operation throughout the month of the 2018 runMay. Of these fish, 324 A total of 61,335 out-migrants were transported from the Xxxxxx Dam Fish Collection Facility collected along with an additional 371 fish being transported from the Xxxxx River Hatchery. Transported upstream were 175 females601 planted rainbow trout, 488 Males30 adult steelhead kelts, and 32 jacks. By the end of June, all surplus adult spring Chinook previously being held at Xxxxx River Hatchery have been distribution into the upper basin or used as brood stock. By the end of August, 145 adult early-run coho (93 male/52 female) had been transported upstream along with 41 wild jacks (< 20 inches). During the month of August, three coho that were PIT tagged in the upper basin had been detected as returning adults at the Xxxxxx Adult Collection Facility. All three coho were jacks and had passed through the system as smolts earlier this year.two

Xxxxxx Xxxx Collection Facility and General Operations. (Attachment A) During the month of AugustMay, a total of 1,590 810 fish were captured at the Xxxxxx Dam Adult Fish Collection Facility. The majority of these fish were summer steelhead (1,362 – 86%). A total of 2,097 adult spring Chinook have with a few late arriving winter steelhead. Six hundred eight (608) adult spring Chinook and 121 jacks had been captured at through the Xxxxxx Trap through August month of May. This number is down from last year (2018. The first early- run Coho arrived at the Xxxxxx Trap on August 21, 2018. By ) when over 1,700 adult spring Chinook had been collected by the end of the month, 136 coho had been capturedMay. The Xxxxxx Dam Fish Collection Facility Trap was taken out of operation turned off unexpectedly on August 2May 30, 2018 2019 for annual maintenance. It was returned a one day outage to service on August 8, 2018replace damaged xxxxxxx cables. Other than during this outageevent, the facility trap ran continuously during the remainder of the month. River flow below Xxxxxx Dam remained was maintained near the minimum flow requirement of 1,200 2,700 cfs throughout for the entire month. Discharge, cubic feet per second Upstream Transport Nine (Attachment A) Eight (8) Blank Wire Tag (BWT) winter steelhead were captured by the end of December 2018 and were transported upstream above Swift Dam as part of the 2019 run year. An additional 38 adults were taken upstream in December 2017. Two additional fish were transported earlier January 2019 and another 30 in the fall February, 106 in March, 705 in April, and 110 in May for a total of 11 BWT steelhead collected and transported in fall/winter 2017. An additional 1,216 997 BWT winter steelhead were transported upstream for a total of 1,227 fish transported as part of the 2018 2019 run year. No Eleven (11) additional winter steelhead have been capture since June 11, 2018of natural origin (NOR) containing PIT tags from the upper basin were also transported upstream as part of the 2019 run year. Run Year Male Female Total adult winter steelhead taken upstream of Swift Dam 2012 141 48 189 2013 440 301 741 2014 452 581 1,033 2015 746 477 1,223 2016 000 000 000 2017 331 261 592 2018 682 535 1,227 A total of 695 adult 2019 525 483 1,008 Eighteen (18) NOR (7 female/4 male/7 jack) and an additional 29 hatchery origin jack (HOR) spring Chinook have been taken upstream through May 2019. Swift Floating Surface Collector (Attachment A) The Swift FSC remained in operation throughout the month of May. A total of 61,335 out- migrants were collected along with an additional 601 planted rainbow trout, 30 adult steelhead kelts, and two (2) bull trout. The total number of out-migrants collected at the Swift FSC during the month of May 2019 has eclipsed all other previous years of operation (i.e., since 2013). The highest number of out-migrants collected previously during the month of May was in 2018, when 26,135 out-migrants were collected overall. The total number of out-migrants collected in May 2019 accounts for approximately 87% of the total catch (70,045) at the Swift FSC since January 1, 2019. Run Year May Collection Numbers by Run Year at Swift FSC Coho Chinook Steelhead Cutthroat TOTAL 2013 7,000 000 000 264 8,099 2014 2,435 216 311 515 3,477 2015 14,912 1,938 887 333 18,070 2016 23,799 233 1,392 551 25,975 2017 12,963 738 1,565 149 7,607 2018 18,965 190 6,651 329 26,135 2019 55,788 2,753 2,321 473 61,335 Collection of out-migrating juvenile coho from Swift Reservoir was higher in 2019 than any other previous year to date. While we saw an early bump in larger 2+ smolts in late-March and early- April, most fish out-migrating in May were 1+ smolts from the 2017 brood year. We expect to see coho smolts at the Swift FSC through June, although we anticipate daily collection numbers to decline as the reservoir water temperature warms through the month. The number of spring Chinook collected at the Swift FSC remained lower than expected through April 2019. Historically, we have seen a higher number of juvenile spring Chinook coming out earlier in the year; however this year, numbers did not begin increasing until early-May. This is also the first year in which the run is mostly comprised of NOR fish from the 1,110 adults transported upstream in 2017. In all previous years’, nearly all juvenile spring Chinook smolt collected at the Swift FSC were comprised of fish released in the upper basin as part of the acclimation program. This program was discontinued in 2018 runwhen these releases were then transferred downstream in support of increasing adult returns. Of these fish, 324 Juvenile steelhead numbers collected at the Swift FSC were higher than in all previous years to date except for in 2018 when over 7,500 steelhead smolts had been captured and transported from the Xxxxxx Dam Fish Collection Facility with an additional 371 fish being transported from the Xxxxx River Hatchery. Transported upstream were 175 females, 488 Males, and 32 jacks. By downstream by the end of JuneMay. Some possible reasons for this slightly lower number this year include: lower than average adults returns and lower spawner abundance in 2016 and 2017, all surplus adult spring Chinook previously being held or perhaps related to recent modifications to the entrance of the Swift FSC. The ongoing collection efficiency study at Xxxxx River Hatchery have been distribution into the upper basin or used as brood stockSwift FSC will help assess these possibilities. By As a reminder, the end entrance of August, 145 adult early-run coho the Swift FSC was modified in January 2019 with a new false floor within the Net Transition Structure (93 male/52 female) had been transported upstream along with 41 wild jacks (< 20 inchesNTS). During This was done to increase the month entrance water velocity of Augustthe NTS and improve the hydraulic signature at the front of the vessel. A detailed presentation regarding this work was provided at the October 11, three coho that were 2018 Aquatics Coordination Meeting. A copy of those meeting notes can be found online at: xxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxxx.xxx/content/dam/pacificorp/doc/Energy_Sources/Hydro/Hydro_Licensin g/Lewis_River/li/acc/10112018_ACC_MN.pdf The ongoing collection efficiency evaluation using a combination of acoustic and PIT tagged in fish will help assess whether increasing the upper basin had been detected as returning adults velocity at the Xxxxxx Adult Collection Facilityentrance has improved collection of juvenile fish for all transport species. All three coho were jacks This study is ongoing and had passed through is expected to be completed in July 2019. A summary of preliminary result will be provided in next month’s Fish Passage Report. Karchesky (PacifiCorp) also mentioned that on June 1, 2019 approximately 2,000 juvenile out- migrants perished during downstream transport from Swift Reservoir. The investigation is still ongoing; although it appears that the system as smolts earlier this yearmortality was caused by operator error in making the proper adjustment to the fish tank oxygen level.

Xxxxxx Xxxx Collection Facility and General Operations. (Attachment B) During the month of AugustFebruary, a total of 1,590 358 fish were captured at the Xxxxxx Dam Adult Fish Collection Facility. The majority of these fish were summer Blank Wire Tag (BWT) winter steelhead (1,362 222 – 8662%). A total of 2,097 spring Chinook have been captured at the Xxxxxx Trap through August 2018. The first early- run Coho arrived at the Xxxxxx Trap on August 21, 2018. By the end of the month, 136 coho had been captured. The Xxxxxx Dam Fish Collection Facility was taken out adult fish trap xxxxxxx and conveyance system ran continuously through the month of operation February except for on August 2February 16, 2018 for annual maintenancedue to a damaged hoist block on the fish xxxxxx. It The damage was returned to service on August 8, 2018repair and fish trap put back in service. Other than The Attraction Water Supply (AWS) and ladder water supply remained in operation during this brief outage, the facility ran continuously during the month. River flow varied below Xxxxxx Dam remained near the minimum flow requirement of 1,200 ranging between 2,210 and 11,900 cfs throughout the month. Discharge, cubic feet per second Upstream Transport (Attachment B) Nine Blank Wire Tag (BWT) winter steelhead were transported upstream above of Swift Dam in December 2017. Two additional fish were transported earlier in the fall for a total of 11 BWT steelhead collected and transported in fall/winter 2017. An Through February 2018, an additional 1,216 248 BWT winter steelhead were transported upstream for a total of 1,227 259 fish transported as part of the 2018 run year. No Typically, late run wild winter steelhead in the North Fork Xxxxx River begin arriving at the Xxxxxx trap in January and continue through early-May. By February 16, 2018, more than 180 late-winter steelhead (both BWT and Natural Origin Returns (NORs)) had already arrived at the Xxxxxx Trap. Compared to all previous years, no more than 63 fish had ever arrived back to Xxxxxx Trap by this time. Most of these fish (~80%) so far in 2018 have been capture since June 11BWTs. YTD: February 16 Year All WWSH (BWT+NOR) 2013 13 2014 29 2015 63 2016 27 2017 23 2018 186 PacifiCorp began transporting early coho salmon to the upper basin on August 25, 2018. Run Year Male Female Total adult winter steelhead taken upstream of Swift Dam 2012 141 48 189 2013 440 301 741 2014 452 581 1,033 2015 746 477 1,223 2016 000 000 000 2017 331 261 592 2018 682 535 1,227 A total of 695 adult spring Chinook have been transported upstream as part of the 2018 run. Of these fish, 324 were transported from the Xxxxxx Dam Fish Collection Facility with an additional 371 fish being transported from the Xxxxx River Hatchery. Transported upstream were 175 females, 488 Males, and 32 jacks2017. By the end of Junethe December, all surplus adult spring Chinook previously being held a total of 6,499 early- and late-coho had been transported and released at Xxxxx River Hatchery have been distribution into the upper basin or used as brood stockhead of Swift Reservoir. By the end of August, 145 adult earlyAn additional 448 late-run coho were transported in January 2018 for a total of 6,947 transported during the 2017 run year. No coho were transported in February. 2017 Coho Salmon (93 male/52 femalethru January 2018) had been transported upstream along with 41 wild jacks Stock Origin Male Female Jacks Total Early (< 20 inches). S-type) Natural 910 1,141 18 2,069 Early (S-type) Hatchery 765 752 16 1,533 Late (N-type) Natural 77 92 23 Late (N-type) Hatchery 1615 1,532 6 3,153 TOTAL 3367 3517 63 6,947 Swift Floating Surface Collector (Attachment B) During the month of AugustFebruary, three 1,707 fish were collected. The largest percentage of the fish were spring Chinook smolts (59%) followed by coho xxxx and smolt (24%). The FSC ran continuously throughout the month of February, however fish were not processed on February 24, 2018 due to poor road conditions. Total numbers collected at the Swift FSC during the month of February by operation year. Species (xxxx/smolt) Feb. 2013 Feb.2014 Feb.2015 Feb.2016 Feb.2017 Feb.2018 Coho 100 NA 3,368 6,511 151 412 Chinook 34 NA 554 1,031 9 1,707 Steelhead 1 NA 8 45 1 27 Acclimation Program Xxxxxxx informed the ACC attendees that were PIT tagged they have 125,000 spring Chinook eggs and it is suspected that the hatchery should meet the 100,000 acclimation stocking target. Currently fish are scheduled to be released from mid-July through early August 2018 (similar to 2017). Karchesky (PacifiCorp) noted that PacifiCorp will be putting together an acclimation fish release and evaluation plan for 2018. This plan will review past performance (i.e., “lessons learned”) as well as propose a strategy for releasing and evaluating acclimation fish in the upper basin had been detected as returning adults at over the Xxxxxx Adult Collection Facilitynext 5 years. All three coho were jacks A draft plan will be submitted to the ACC in mid-March and had passed through will be an agenda topic during the system as smolts earlier this year.April 2018 meeting. Agenda items for April 12, 2018  March 8, 2018 Meeting Notes  Acclimation Pond Plan – Review & Discussion  In Lieu Fund Update Presentation  Study/Work Product Update Adjourn 11:40am Next Scheduled Meeting: April 12, 2018 HCC 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Meeting Handouts & Attachments:  Meeting Notes from 2/8/18  Agenda from 3/8/18  Attachment A - 2017/2018 LR Aquatics Fund Evaluation, March 8, 2018

Xxxxxx Xxxx Collection Facility and General Operations. (Attachment C) During the month of August, a total of 1,590 fish were captured at the Xxxxxx Dam Adult Fish Collection Facility. The majority of these fish were summer steelhead (1,362 – 86%). A total of 2,097 spring Chinook have been captured at the Xxxxxx Trap through August 2018. The first early- early-run Coho arrived at the Xxxxxx Trap on August 21, 2018. By the end of the month, 136 coho had been captured. The Xxxxxx Dam Fish Collection Facility was taken out of operation on August 2, 2018 for annual maintenance. It was returned to service on August 8, 2018. Other than during this outage, the facility ran continuously during the month. River flow below Xxxxxx Dam remained near the minimum flow requirement of 1,200 cfs throughout the month. Discharge, cubic feet per second Upstream Transport (Attachment C) Nine Blank Wire Tag (BWT) winter steelhead were transported upstream above Swift Dam in December 2017. Two additional fish were transported earlier in the fall for a total of 11 BWT steelhead collected and transported in fall/winter 2017. An additional 1,216 BWT winter steelhead were transported upstream for a total of 1,227 fish transported as part of the 2018 run year. No winter steelhead have been capture since June 11, 2018. Run Year Male Female Total adult winter steelhead taken upstream of Swift Dam 2012 141 48 189 2013 440 301 741 2014 452 581 1,033 2015 746 477 1,223 2016 000 000 000 2017 331 261 592 2018 682 535 1,227 A total of 695 adult spring Chinook have been transported upstream as part of the 2018 run. Of these fish, 324 were transported from the Xxxxxx Dam Fish Collection Facility with an additional 371 fish being transported from the Xxxxx River Hatchery. Transported upstream were 175 females, 488 Males, and 32 jacks. By the end of June, all surplus adult spring Chinook previously being held at Xxxxx River Hatchery have been distribution into the upper basin or used as brood stock. By the end of August, 145 adult early-run coho (93 male/52 female) had been transported upstream along with 41 wild jacks (< 20 inches). During the month of August, three coho that were PIT tagged in the upper basin had been detected as returning adults at the Xxxxxx Adult Collection Facility. All three coho were jacks and had passed through the system as smolts earlier this year.. Swift Floating Surface Collector (Attachment C) The Swift Reservoir Floating Surface Collector was shut down for summer maintenance July 17, 2018. It will return to service in October 2018. Other

Xxxxxx Xxxx Collection Facility and General Operations. During the month of AugustOctober, a total of 1,590 2,638 fish were captured at the Xxxxxx Dam Adult Fish Collection Facility. The vast majority of these fish were summer steelhead adult coho (1,362 2,091 – 8679%). A total of 2,097 spring Chinook have been captured at the Xxxxxx Trap through August 2018. The first early- run Coho arrived at the Xxxxxx Trap on August 21, 2018. By the end of the month, 136 coho had been captured. The Xxxxxx Dam Fish Collection Facility was taken out of operation on August 2, 2018 for annual maintenance. It was returned to service on August 8, 2018. Other than during this outage, the facility adult fish trap ran continuously during through the monthmonth of October. River flow varied below Xxxxxx Dam remained near the minimum flow requirement of 1,200 ranging between 1,290 and 16,300 cfs throughout the month. Discharge, cubic feet per second Upstream Transport Nine One Blank Wire Tag (BWT) winter steelhead were was transported upstream above Swift Dam in December October 2017. Two additional fish were transported earlier in This was the fall for a total of 11 first BWT steelhead collected this fall and transported in fall/winter 2017. An additional 1,216 BWT winter steelhead were transported upstream for will be consider a total of 1,227 fish transported as part of the 2018 run year. No Typically, late run winter steelhead have been capture since June 11, 2018in the North Fork Xxxxx River begin arriving at the trap in January and continue through early-May. Run Year Male Female Total adult winter steelhead taken upstream of Swift Dam 2012 141 48 189 2013 440 301 741 2014 452 581 1,033 2015 746 477 1,223 2016 000 000 000 2017 331 261 592 2018 682 535 1,227 A total of 695 adult spring Chinook have been 599 BWT winter steelhead were transported upstream as part of the 2018 run2017 run year earlier this spring. Of these fishPacifiCorp began transporting adult spring Chinook to the upper basin on May 18, 324 were transported from 2017, with the Xxxxxx Dam Fish Collection Facility with an additional 371 last fish being transported from in early-August. A total of 1,110 adults were transported and release at head of Swift Reservoir during the Xxxxx River Hatchery2017 run year. Transported upstream These were 175 femalesthe first spring Chinook adults to be released in the upper basin since 2013, 488 Maleswhen about 600 adults were released above Swift Reservoir. PacifiCorp began transporting early coho salmon to the upper basin on August 25, and 32 jacks2017. By the end of Junethe October, all surplus adult spring Chinook previously being held a total of 4,199 fish had been transported and released at Xxxxx River Hatchery the head of Swift Reservoir. More than 50% of these fish (n=2,116) have been distribution into NORs. 2017 Coho Salmon (thru October 2017) Stock Origin Male Female Jacks Total Early (S-type) Natural 856 1,102 16 1,974 Early (S-type) Hatchery 714 723 16 1,453 Late (N-type) Natural 59 69 14 142 Late (N-type) Hatchery 313 316 1 630 TOTAL 1,942 2,210 47 4,199 Floating Surface Collector (FSC) The Swift Reservoir FSC was returned to full 24-hour service on October 20, 2017. This followed on and off again service beginning the upper basin or used as brood stockweek October 16th during testing and reprograming of the facilities Sorting Area Flow (SAF) Pumps. By The SAF pumps were reprogramed to help reduce pump noise and improve underwater ambient sound in the vicinity of the facility. The FSC was temporally shut down on October 22, 2017 due to heavy debris loading. In total, nearly 4,000 fish were collected by the end of August, 145 adult early-run October; more than five times as many fish ever collected during the month of October. The majority of these fish were juvenile coho (93 male/52 femalen = 2,654) had been transported upstream along with 41 wild jacks and spring Chinook (n = 1,106). Fish Facility Report Sockeye Chum Pink Cutthroat (>13 inches) Cutthroat (< 13 inches) Rainbow (< 20 inches). During the month of August, three coho that were PIT tagged in the upper basin had been detected as returning adults at the ) Bull Trout (> 13 inches) Bull Trout (< 13 inches) Daily Total Xxxxxx Adult Collection FacilityTrap Reporting Date October 2017 Spring Chinook 1 Early Coho Late Coho S. Steelhead W. Steelhead Fall Chinook AD-Clip Wild Recap AD-Clip CWT Wild Recap AD-Clip CWT Wild Recap Fresh Recap Wild AD-Clip BWT RT Recap Wild AD-Clip Wild Recap X X XX X X XX X X XX X X XX X X XX X X XX M F XX M F XX M F XX M F XX M F XX M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F XX M F XX M F JK M F M F M F 02-Oct 11 19 4 2 4 19 17 2 1 3 8 5 3 3 1 102 03-Oct 22 21 7 2 3 2 16 15 3 1 2 1 5 11 2 4 1 118 04-Oct 18 25 6 1 3 14 14 1 2 2 3 4 3 2 7 105 06-Oct 7 4 1 2 1 11 10 1 1 6 5 1 1 51 07-Oct 7 5 1 5 5 1 10 6 2 42 08-Oct 4 4 1 2 1 6 6 3 2 13 5 1 3 1 52 09-Oct 2 6 5 1 1 6 1 11 5 1 2 41 12-Oct 2 7 5 5 2 1 1 2 9 5 3 3 1 1 47 13-Oct 4 4 8 4 1 1 1 2 1 3 8 3 1 1 42 20-Oct 11 17 2 2 37 43 1 1 27 14 11 5 2 3 1 8 2 2 1 1 3 3 3 1 201 22-Oct 30 35 14 25 8 1 5 19 18 6 4 1 1 3 170 24-Oct 10 1 19 22 1 30 23 14 10 3 2 4 4 4 7 1 1 2 2 3 8 171 25-Oct 5 7 7 27 27 11 11 8 2 1 2 1 4 6 1 1 2 123 28-Oct 1 1 8 25 5 2 1 2 4 2 51 29-Oct 6 5 5 1 2 1 1 1 1 23 1 Only hatchery verses wild distinctions are currently being made. All three coho were jacks and had passed through the system hatchery fish are labeled as smolts earlier this year."AD-Clip". 2 Total counts do not include recaptured salmon. Fish Facility Report Swift Floating Surface Collector October 2017 Day Coho Chinook Steelhead Cutthroat Bull Planted Total fry xxxx smolt xxx xxxx smolt xxx xxxx smolt xxxx xxx < 13 in > 13 in Trout Rainbow 01 02 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 23 24 8 20 367 0 0 312 0 1 2 0 0 4 0 0 0 714 25 0 159 198 0 3 334 0 3 7 0 0 8 0 0 0 712 27 2 159 204 0 0 175 0 2 9 0 0 11 0 0 0 562 29 25 130 230 0 1 52 0 1 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 442 Monthly 39 936 1679 0 7 1099 0 9 28 0 0 40 0 0 0 3837

Xxxxxx Xxxx Collection Facility and General Operations. During the month of AugustNovember, a total of 1,590 1,141 fish were captured at the Xxxxxx Dam Adult Fish Collection Facility. The majority of these fish were summer steelhead coho (1,362 983 – 86%). A Hatchery winter steelhead also began arriving in November, with a total of 2,097 spring Chinook have been captured at the Xxxxxx Trap through August 2018. The first early- run Coho arrived at the Xxxxxx Trap on August 21, 2018. By 48 adults collected by the end of the month, 136 coho had been captured. The Xxxxxx Dam Fish Collection Facility Trap was taken out shut down the week of operation on August 2, 2018 November 26 for annual maintenance. It scheduled maintenance and was returned to service on August 8November 30, 2018. Other than during this outage, the facility ran continuously during the month2019. River flow below Xxxxxx Dam remained near the minimum flow requirement requirements of 1,200 4,200 cfs throughout through the end of the month. Three scheduled drawdowns occurred during the month for salmon spawning surveys. Discharge, cubic feet per second Upstream Transport Nine Blank Wire Tag (BWT) winter steelhead were transported upstream above Swift Dam in December 2017. Two additional fish were transported earlier in the fall for a total of 11 BWT steelhead collected and transported in fall/winter 2017. An additional 1,216 BWT winter steelhead were transported upstream for a total of 1,227 fish transported as part of the 2018 run year. No BWT winter steelhead have been capture since June 11, 2018captured as part of the 2019 run year so far. Run Year Male Female Total adult winter steelhead taken upstream of Swift Dam 2012 141 48 189 2013 440 301 741 2014 452 581 1,033 2015 746 477 1,223 2016 000 000 000 2017 331 261 592 2018 682 535 1,227 A total of 695 700 adult spring Chinook have been were transported upstream as part of the 2018 run. Of these fish, 324 329 were transported from the Xxxxxx Dam Fish Collection Facility with an additional 371 fish being transported from the Xxxxx River Hatchery. Transported upstream were 175 177 females, 488 491 Males, and 32 jacks. By the end of June, all surplus adult spring Chinook previously being held at Xxxxx River Hatchery have had been distribution distributed into the upper basin or used as brood stock. By the end of AugustNovember 2018, 145 2,148 adult early-run coho (93 male/52 1,173 male/662 female) had been transported upstream along with 41 313 wild jacks. One-hundred thirteen (113) adult late-coho along with 74 wild jacks (< 20 inches)had also been transported upstream. During Through the month end of AugustNovember, three a total of 46 returning PIT-tagged early coho that were have been observed at Xxxxxx Trap. All of these returning PIT tagged coho were tagged in the upper basin had been detected as returning adults spring 2017 and 2018 at the Swift Floating Surface Collector before release into the Xxxxx River below Xxxxxx Adult Collection Facility. All three coho were jacks and had passed through the system as smolts earlier this yearDam.

Xxxxxx Xxxx Collection Facility and General Operations. During the month of AugustOctober, a total of 1,590 1,977 fish were captured at the Xxxxxx Dam Adult Fish Collection Facility. The majority of these fish were summer steelhead coho (1,362 1,340 – 8668%)) of which 584 were coho jacks. The spring Chinook run concluded in early September. A total of 2,097 2,106 spring Chinook have been captured at the returned to Xxxxxx Trap through August in 2018. The first early- run Coho arrived at No major outages occurred in October, the Xxxxxx Trap on August 21, 2018. By the end of the month, 136 coho had been captured. The Xxxxxx Dam Fish Collection Facility was taken out of operation on August 2, 2018 for annual maintenance. It was returned to service on August 8, 2018. Other than during this outage, the facility ran continuously during the month. River flow below Xxxxxx Dam remained near the minimum flow requirement requirements of 1,200 cfs throughout through October 15, 2018, and 2,500 cfs beginning October 16, 2018 through the end of the month. Discharge, cubic feet per second Upstream Transport Nine Blank Wire Tag (BWT) winter steelhead were transported upstream above Swift Dam in December 2017. Two additional fish were transported earlier in the fall for a total of 11 BWT steelhead collected and transported in fall/winter 2017. An additional 1,216 BWT winter steelhead were transported upstream for a total of 1,227 fish transported as part of the 2018 run year. No winter steelhead have been capture since June 11, One hatchery Winter Steelhead was captured in October 2018. Run Year Male Female Total adult winter steelhead taken upstream of Swift Dam 2012 141 48 189 2013 440 301 741 2014 452 581 1,033 2015 746 477 1,223 2016 000 000 000 2017 331 261 592 2018 682 535 1,227 A total of 695 700 adult spring Chinook have been transported upstream as part of the 2018 run. Of these fish, 324 329 were transported from the Xxxxxx Dam Fish Collection Facility with an additional 371 fish being transported from the Xxxxx River Hatchery. Transported upstream were 175 177 females, 488 491 Males, and 32 jacks. By the end of June, all surplus adult spring Chinook previously being held at Xxxxx River Hatchery have had been distribution distributed into the upper basin or used as brood stock. By the end of AugustOctober 2018, 145 1,916 adult early-run coho (93 male/52 1,029 male/579 female) had been transported upstream along with 41 308 wild jacks. Fifteen (15) adult late-coho along with 13 wild jacks (< 20 inches)had also been transported upstream. During Through the month end of AugustOctober, three a total of 35 returning PIT- tagged early coho that were have been observed at Xxxxxx Trap. All of these returning PIT tagged coho were tagged in the upper basin had been detected as returning adults spring 2017 and 2018 at the Swift Floating Surface Collector before release into the Xxxxx River below Xxxxxx Adult Collection FacilityDam. All three Six of the returning PIT-tagged coho were jacks and had passed through have been observed as adults while the system as smolts earlier this year.rest have been jacks/jills Floating Surface Collector (FSC)

Xxxxxx Xxxx Collection Facility and General Operations. During the month of AugustApril, a total of 1,590 1,234 fish were captured at the Xxxxxx Dam Adult Fish Collection Facility. The majority of these fish were summer Blank Wire Tag (BWT) winter steelhead (1,362 655 – 8653%) and spring Chinook (561 – 45%). A total of 2,097 spring Chinook have been captured at the Xxxxxx Trap through August 2018. The first early- run Coho arrived at the Xxxxxx Trap on August 21, 2018. By the end of the month, 136 coho had been captured. The Xxxxxx Dam Fish Collection Facility was taken out of operation on August 2, 2018 for annual maintenance. It was returned to service on August 8, 2018. Other than during this outage, the facility adult fish trap xxxxxxx and conveyance system ran continuously during through the monthmonth of April. River flow varied below Xxxxxx Dam remained near the minimum flow requirement of 1,200 ranging between 2,790 and 6,030 cfs throughout the month. Discharge, cubic feet per second Upstream Transport Nine Blank Wire Tag (BWT) winter steelhead were transported upstream above Swift Dam in December 2017. Two additional fish were transported earlier in the fall for a total of 11 BWT steelhead collected and transported in fall/winter 2017. An Through April 2018, an additional 1,216 1,122 BWT winter steelhead were transported upstream for a total of 1,227 1,133 fish transported as part of the 2018 run year. No winter steelhead have been capture since June 11, 2018. Run Year Male Female Total adult winter steelhead taken upstream of Swift Dam 2012 141 48 189 2013 440 301 741 2014 452 581 1,033 2015 746 477 1,223 2016 000 000 000 2017 331 261 592 2018 682 535 1,227 A total of 695 2018* 658 475 1,133 * Through April 30, 2018. No adult spring Chinook have been transported upstream as part of the 2018 run. Of these fish, 324 were transported from the Xxxxxx Dam Fish Collection Facility with an additional 371 fish being transported from the Xxxxx River Hatchery. Transported upstream were 175 females, 488 Males, and 32 jacksrun year so far. By the end of JuneApril, all surplus there were approximately 360 adult spring Chinook previously being held at Xxxxx River Hatchery. These fish may be taken upstream once the returning run has reached the historic 50% level (generally around the 3rd week in May). A decision on whether to transport some or all of these fish will be made at that time. Additional details regarding this decision process can be found in Section B - 2.2 in the 2018 Hatchery have been distribution into and Supplementation Annual Operating Plan (AOP). Floating Surface Collector (FSC) During the upper basin or used as brood stockmonth of April, 5,124 fish were collected in 2018. By The largest percentage of these fish were coho xxxx and smolt (45%). The FSC ran continuously throughout the end month of AugustApril, 145 adult early-run coho however, heavy debris loading occurred the last week of April. The vessel was turned off periodically in order for debris to be removed from the entrance. Total numbers collected at the Swift FSC from January through April by operation year. Species (93 male/52 femalexxxx/smolt) had been transported upstream along with 41 wild jacks YTD: 4/30/2013 YTD: 4/30/2014 YTD: 4/30/2015 YTD: 4/30/2016 YTD: 4/30/2017 YTD: 4/30/2018 Coho 1,885 Na 11,096 25,477 4,254 5,822 Chinook 286 Na 2,178 3,114 526 3,961 Steelhead 12 Na 182 614 283 1,084 Fish Facility Report Sockeye Chum Pink Cutthroat Rainbow (< 20 inches). During the month of August, three coho that were PIT tagged in the upper basin had been detected as returning adults at the ) Bull Trout Daily Total Xxxxxx Adult Collection FacilityTrap Reporting Date April 2018 Spring Chinook 1 Early Coho Late Coho S. Steelhead W. Steelhead Fall Chinook AD-Clip Wild Recap AD-Clip CWT Wild Recap AD-Clip CWT Wild Recap Fresh Recap Wild AD-Clip BWT Recap Wild AD-Clip Wild Recap X X XX X X XX X X XX X X XX X X XX X X XX M F XX M F XX M F XX M F XX M F XX M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F XX M F XX M F JK M F M F M F 01-Apr 1 2 1 9 4 1 1 19 02-Apr 3 10 10 1 3 27 03-Apr 3 12 7 2 1 1 26 04-Apr 10 10 1 2 23 05-Apr 4 1 2 2 19 10 1 3 1 1 44 06-Apr 2 1 1 1 12 13 1 2 1 1 35 07-Apr 5 12 10 3 2 1 1 34 08-Apr 3 2 1 11 6 1 24 09-Apr 1 1 1 1 12 9 2 1 28 10-Apr 1 2 1 10 8 2 24 11-Apr 6 3 2 14 16 5 3 1 2 52 12-Apr 3 9 1 12 14 3 42 13-Apr 9 8 2 4 9 21 5 3 1 2 64 14-Apr 1 7 5 4 3 20 15-Apr 1 3 1 2 1 7 4 4 1 2 1 27 16-Apr 3 3 1 1 8 9 1 1 4 31 17-Apr 1 4 3 1 9 18-Apr 6 4 1 8 10 2 2 1 34 19-Apr 4 3 1 8 1 2 19 20-Apr 1 1 1 1 3 1 1 9 21-Apr 13 14 1 2 11 10 1 3 55 22-Apr 12 11 1 5 6 1 36 23-Apr 9 7 1 1 1 2 11 9 1 42 24-Apr 20 19 1 2 8 1 4 55 25-Apr 11 7 1 1 5 9 1 35 26-Apr 43 33 2 1 1 3 8 11 2 1 105 27-Apr 35 23 1 3 1 4 9 1 77 28-Apr 34 38 3 6 1 1 83 29-Apr 38 14 1 1 3 3 10 70 30-Apr 41 27 2 3 11 1 85 1 Only hatchery verses wild distinctions are currently being made. All three coho were jacks and had passed through the system hatchery fish are labeled as smolts earlier this year."AD-Clip". 2 Total counts do not include recaptured salmon. Fish Facility Report Swift Floating Surface Collector April 2018 Day Coho Chinook Steelhead Cutthroat Bull Planted Total fry xxxx smolt xxx xxxx smolt xxx xxxx smolt xxxx xxx < 13 in > 13 in Trout Rainbow 02 13 9 11 1 4 38 03 17 7 57 4 15 100 04 5 4 39 2 2 11 63 05 10 7 44 2 14 77 06 4 8 6 1 1 15 35 07 5 32 5 39 10 5 1 59 156 08 16 15 32 40 7 37 147 09 5 41 83 4 32 7 6 37 215 10 19 45 48 1 46 14 11 2 42 228 11 46 15 62 1 34 17 9 31 215 12 45 23 43 22 11 5 21 170 13 72 27 42 1 21 6 2 19 190 14 39 13 45 15 10 6 23 151 15 46 3 61 5 13 10 2 55 195 16 43 46 130 4 5 29 24 8 52 341 17 51 17 57 8 4 7 9 6 13 172 18 39 42 180 2 5 20 34 12 47 381 19 5 56 121 1 18 66 21 1 31 320 20 22 16 113 2 3 25 82 4 18 285 21 20 89 11 37 2 1 36 196 22 9 21 135 10 55 3 27 260 23 16 28 58 9 20 2 25 158 24 22 53 9 9 93 25 6 19 19 3 2 22 7 78 26 2 4 33 2 97 7 1 12 158 27 1 13 32 4 1 2 83 3 2 6 142 28 14 69 5 19 6 10 123 29 25 56 4 77 3 11 176 30 36 75 88 12 14 230 Monthly 482 619 1694 17 47 593 1 4 810 6 0 136 8 1 706 5124